I bought this machine from a fellow in Kansas who said it originally came from the Manhattan Kansas High School. It has bronze bearings and nice guards. It came in this condition. I upgraded to a bigger saw and sold it to a guy near Raleigh, NC. I though some might like to see it though.

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